East 17 vocalist Brian Harvey captured over 'malevolent tweet'

East 17 vocalist Brian Harvey captured over 'malevolent tweet' 

The 90s pop star and father-of-one is being addressed by officers in north London.

Brian Harvey sold 18 million records as a feature of kid band East 17 in the 90s

Previous East 17 band part Brian Harvey has been captured over cases he sent malevolent tweets.

The 43-year-old artist, who influenced his name in the 90s kid to band, is being addressed by police in north London.

The Metropolitan Police affirmed they got an assertion of noxious correspondences identifying with a Twitter account.

East 17 at the tallness of their notoriety

East 17 performing in front of an audience at the tallness of their notoriety

Officers said in an announcement: "On Wednesday, 22 November, a man in his 40s was captured on doubt of malevolent interchanges and has been taken to a north London police headquarters. Enquiries proceed. "

Harvey sold a huge number of records as one fourth of pop gathering East 17, close by Tony Mortimer, John Hendy and Terry Coldwell.

Initially contracted as a sponsorship artist and artist, he was immediately elevated to lead artist because of his vocal gifts.

Notwithstanding, Harvey's remarks over Class A medication happiness amid a 1997 radio meeting prompted his quick takeoff from the gathering.

In 2005 he hit the features again in the wake of running over himself in his Mercedes-Benz, a mischance he faulted for eating an excessive number of heated potatoes.

The band has rejoined a few times under the rebranded name E-17, and discharged their 6th studio collection not long ago, short Harvey and Mortimer and with new part Robbie Craig.